The burgeoning Brewer’s Hill neighborhood, just up the way from the Milwaukee River, Schlitz Park, and the new Bucks arena, hides a veritable nature oasis: Sanger House Gardens. The house is named for the original homeownerRead More…
If you’ve ever come to Milwaukee, by car or boat or plane, you’ve undoubtedly seen the iconic yellow arch on the lakefront known as the Hoan Bridge. Considering I, and some 40,000Read More…
Three men settled and established the great city of Milwaukee, but they did not get along… at all. As alluded to in previous articles, Solomon Juneau, Byron Kilbourn and George H. Walker ran into someRead More…
Wisconsin Statute 125.33(1)(a): …(N)o brewer…may furnish, give, lend, lease, or sell any furniture, fixtures, fittings, equipment, money, or other thing of value to any…Class “B” licensee or permittee… Such actions may notRead More…
In our previous posts, we learned that Solomon Juneau settled east of the Milwaukee river, Byron Kilbourn settled west, and there was a third man who settled in the south. That leavesRead More…